pawel koltowski

Almost twins. This is the same bird. The picture is composed of two

shots (second when flaningo turned his head). That's why the lighting

looks natural.

For sure he knows where to flight. Unfortunately I can't recognize

the exact species. Anybody knows this bird of prey?

This is the most common owl in Europe - nevertheless difficult to

"shot".

Pola lives in Netherlands, she came to Poland for holidays. Her

mother asked me for some nice pictures. I'm beginner in portrait

studio, so I appreciate any opinion.

Bumblebees are extremaly difficult to portrait because they are very

restles. I appreciate any comments.

Ducks in flight are really fast - the best opportunity to cath them is

landing and taking off.

Yes, I have the next capture

I spot this crow in Sharm El Sheikh (Sinai, Egypt) in early January -

but it is possible it had came from Europe.

European bison (Bison bonasus) was common in Central and North Europe.

It became extinct in the begining of XX-th century. The population

has been restored from few specimens kept in captivity. Now it may be

spot in forest reserves in the east of Poland. Mature bulls weigh up

to 850 kg.

It's easier to capture insects while they eat. Easier doesn't always

mean pleasantly.